Trupti Mukker to head WhiteHat Jr's new CEO

A report says, after the founder gets all his dues , he quits the organisation with the mercy of the investors and the acquired company leadership, at times start-up fails when the founder quits the company. WhiteHat Jr Founder Karan Bajaj has announced his resignation as the company’s CEO, exactly a year after BYJU’S acquired the kids’ coding platform. It may not be true in the case White hat Junior, which is being acquired by Byju’s . Bajaj states that he intends to further his career in public service post-resignation.

Karan said, “I will be fully present in transition for the immediate period; then intend to carve out a career in public service next. I’ll define the exact contours it’ll take in a few months while pursuing my interests in writing etc., so I have all the time in the world if you reach out anytime,” he said.

Only three years ago, WhiteHat Jr was just an idea. Now, we're a team of 17,000+ employees and teachers in multiple countries around the world from India, Australia and UK to US and Latin America, all deeply united by our mission and values," Bajaj said.

Karan Bajaj was also responsible for BYJU’S Future School; the initiative that aims to offer an interactive learning platform that blends real-time instruction with lessons. The company aimed to generate creative outcomes for kids aged between 6-18 years.

The course, blended with coding, would further help students learn concepts while creating applications. He hands over all the reins to Trupti Mukker, Karan’s colleague and classmate from IIM-B.

Trupti joined BYJU’S/WhiteHat Jr in December 2020, to aid customer experience between students-teachers. Mukker takes over from Karan Bajaj, all his responsibilities including the FutureSchool and will head the organisation. “I am inspired, excited, and challenged – all at the same time; with the tremendous opportunity to lead a phenomenal organization, founded and nurtured by the two greatest visionaries in EdTech – Karan Bajaj and Byju Raveendran,” said Trupti in a LinkedIn post.